St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-26
TIPS AND ENTRIES
For TO-Day's Entries at Louisville
and BROOKLYN.
The entries for to-day's races at
Louisville are as follows.

The entries for to-day's races at
Louisville are as follows:
First race, three-fourths of mile, two
year-olds-Mirth 1O!, Premier ITO, Ker-
messe, Golightly 10Y, Autocrat ITO, Emma
Hancock, Ellen D, Landlady, Della Quindaro
Second race, one mile-Drumstick 95, Vice
Strauss 95.
Third race, three-fourths of mile, selling
Glenhall ID, Lisland 1O4, Kingstoek, 1O5,
Our Friend 103, Belle Taw 81, Chance lO3,
Dago 104, Mary Ellis SO, Violin 100
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth-De-
rochment,, John Morris, 105; Jim Gray.
los; Alamo, 113; Harry Glenn, 90; Hope
dale, Florimore, 1O5.
Fifth race, five-eighths of mile-Con Gre
gan, 50; Florence E, us; Darkhall, 100;
LATTE, Il5; Catalpa, 100; Bankrupt, us;
Lewis Clark, 11S; Governor, 115.
The GLOBES tips for these events
are: First race, Kermesse first, Co.
lightly second; second race, Coincide
first, DrumStick second; third race, Eva
x first, Belle Taw second; fourth race,
Harry Glenn first, DerOchment second:
fifth race, Bankrupt first, Lafitte second.
For the Brooklyn races the entries
are:
First race, three-fourths of mile-Cyelops,
120; Saxony, 116; Stuyvesant, lis; Mamie
Hunt, Choetaw, ito; Aloric, Safe Ban,
Roi dor, 104: Harry Russell, LOG; Mute,
1O2; Eutaula, SO; Allegheny, SO.
Second race, one mile-The Bourbon, Ill;
Lucy II, Bessie June, 1O5 Mamie Hunt, los;
90; Strideaway, 80; Jennie Treacy, 90;
Banner Bearer, 100.
Third race, three-fourths of mile-Los
Angeles d22, Blithesome III, Winona 112,
Flight F1lly, Fleurette, Austrienne Macaroon
Chamois Filly, Peeress, Daylight los.
Fourth race, one and three sixteenths miles
-Nolante 120, Eurus 116, Favor 116, Eolian
Quito, Grey Cloud liz, Laggard 10, Rich,
mond los, Miss Ford, Nollie's Last 1O7.
Linden, Grisette, Terra Gotta los, Rupert
Woodruff 103, Boaz 102, Rosalind, King of
Norfolk 100, Bootblack so.
Fifth race, three-fourths of a mile-Ford-
ham, King Crab, DiXianne.
Sixth race, one and one-sixtcenth miles.
selling-Ten Strike, Lancaster, Carey, Brait,
Sahlda, Fellowship. ,Wonderment, Nellie
Bess, Joe Mitchell, Plunger, Belmont.
First race, Cyclops first. Saxony sec
0nd. Second race, Santa Rita first.
Bessie June second. Third race. Los
Angeles first, Leo 81 second. Fourth
race, VOlante first, Laggard second
Fifth race, King Crab first, Fordham
second. Sixth race, Windsail first.
Carissima second.
WHAT THE TALENT THINKS.
Special to the Globe
New YORK, Sept. 25.-Pools for to-
morrow at the Brooklyn track are very
large, and it will break the hearts of the
talent in their endeavors to pick the
winners. If the weight on Cyclops Q29
pounds) is right, it looks as if the handi-
capper was hard ON that horse. Safe
Ban, lately sold by Mr.. Todhunter to
Porter Ashe, is in the first race, but,
though speedy it is thought he is trifle
Outclassed. The selections by those
who pretend to be on the inside are !:
Stuyvesant and Choctaw in the first
race, and Arundel and Mamie Hunt in
the second. Leo I'll is named for win
ner in the third and My Own for the
place. Rupert is the favorite in the
fourth and Favor is named for the place.
Fordham and King Crab are named for
the fifth, and Ten Strike and Lancaster
for the sixth.